Environmental News & Journalism• September 19, 2026 • Jia Lissa Beneath the Green Canopy: The Rising Fight for Plant Nursery Workers Amid Extreme Heat Executive Overview The lush houseplants gracing the shelves of major retailers like Home Depot and IKEA carry a…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 19, 2026 • Iffa Jayyana The Rise of the Behemoths: Inside Katmai National Park’s 12th Annual Fat Bear Week Executive Overview Deep within the rugged, pristine wilderness of southwestern Alaska, an annual transformation of gargantuan proportions is…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 19, 2026 • Iffa Jayyana Conservation Crisis: Oxfordshire Wildlife Charity Faces Funding Peril After Repeated Mains Failures Submerge Rare Floodplain Meadow Executive Overview Oxfordshire’s ecological heritage is facing an acute crisis following a series of infrastructure failures that threaten…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 19, 2026 • Siti Muinah Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down Department of Energy Order Keeping Aging Michigan Coal Plant Online WASHINGTON — In a landmark legal rebuke to executive overreach, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday that…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Neng Nana The Battle for Grandpa Ginkgo: How a Century-Old Tree United a Seoul Neighborhood and Sparked an Ecological Mystery Executive Overview In the picturesque, historically preserved neighborhood of Buam-dong, nestled quietly in the northern foothills of Seoul,…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Siti Muinah Shadows in the Soil: Michael Sheen, Historic Toxic Dumping, and Wales’ Reckoning with Its Industrial Past Executive Overview Renowned Welsh actor and activist Michael Sheen has held what he has described as a "constructive"…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Nana Muazin Rewriting the Endangered Species Act: How a Shift in Definition Threatens U.S. Wildlife Executive Overview For over half a century, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973 has served as the…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Neng Nana Power, Profits, and the Public: Inside the Georgia Public Service Commission’s Historic Road Trip to Savannah This reporting is made possible through a collaborative partnership between Grist and WABE, Atlanta’s premier NPR station. Executive…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Reynand Wu Global Eco-Innovators Vie for Top Environmental Honors as Earthshot Prize Unveils 2023 Finalists Executive Overview In an era defined by accelerating climate disruption and deepening ecological distress, the search for viable,…
Environmental News & Journalism• September 18, 2026 • Azzam Bilal Chamdy The Coming Transit Cliff: Proposed Federal Cuts Threaten Mobility Across Rural and Urban America Executive Overview As the executive director of the Living Independent Network Corp, Jeremy Maxand spends his days fighting…